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Pakistan's health minister Zafar Mirza tests positive for Covid-19

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Mirza, who also has been at the forefront of the government's response to the pandemic, urged his colleagues to continue the fight against the virus.Last week, Pakistani Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi had tested positive for Covid-19, "This afternoon I felt a slight fever and immediately quarantined myself at home.

I have now tested positive for Covid 19. By the grace of Allah, I feel strong and energetic. I will continue to carry on my duties from home.

Please keep me in your prayers," Pakistani Foreign Minister had tweeted.This afternoon I felt a slight fever and immediately quarantined myself at home.

I have now tested positive for Covid 19. By the grace of Allah, I feel strong and energetic. I will continue to carry on my duties.

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